Templeton and Roraback Confer on Appointments
Hartford report on Governor Roraback and Joseph Templeton consulting on nominations to the Senate and state commissions. Mackenzie to likely become Labor Commissioner, with an insurance post expected to be reappointed. Republicans expect a highway department shakeup and a veto of Hubbard bill as the governor prepares messages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackenzie
Hubbard
Mansfield
Berto Mansfield
Senate
TC Bennett
Aithouyh
James HW. MacDonald
Committee On
Saunders
Highway Department
Bennett
Wee KB
Kent Hubbard
State Boards of Finance
Germans Busy Building New Merchant Marine
New York April 10 report notes Germany actively expanding its merchant marine under orders from high naval officials. The Imperial Navy leadership, including Lieutenant Commander Nobutake Kodo and a key Berlin naval staffer, is cited as orchestrating continued efforts despite overall wartime strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wutia Qui
Merchairy Marine, Ording
Nobutake Kodo
Nese Bivy
Nayal Contralt Commiscan
Berlin
Massive Ruhr Walk of Honor for Krupp Workers Death Toll
Thousands of Ruhr workers lined a mile long funeral lane for Krupp employees killed in action. The solemn procession stretched from the Krupp plant to the cemetery with police, workers, and relatives marching behind draped coffins and evergreen wreaths. Krupp executives and directors followed as crowds watched in grim respect across Bochum Dortmund and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane of Honor
Krupp
RMN
Weil
S.t
Casin
Krupp Works
Avela
Kruig
Tin Wai
Terapy PrIpleyes
ontnMers
Bochum
Kerutkelineshausen
Dortmund
Oper
Behlen
Yicot
Stuyvesant Fish Dies Entering Park Bank
New York veteran financier and railroad figure Stuyvesant Fish dropped dead of heart disease as he entered the National Park Bank for a directors meeting. He had appeared in fair health, with family doctors warning against exertion, and leaves a legacy in finance and railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuyvesant
Park Bank
New York
Fish
Fikn
Mulred
T. Hartman
Post
Dortors
Hai
bHarniketi
Rants
Finapre
Tia
Azn
Damel Theodore Hariihan
Plingi Central
China
Bish
Leh
Harahs
Sitheugin
Wits Central
Kansas & Texas
Wee Henkes
MD Heoyer
Milk Producers Ripper Measure Passed in House
Hartford report says a dairy bill redefining the State Milk Regulation Board passed the House under suspension of rules. The measure, aimed at personnel changes, was sent to the Senate with expectations of quick passage and signature by the governor, affecting the board composition and functions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milk Producers
Hartford
API
Fairfield County
State Milk Regulation Board
House
Senate
State Board of Agriculwre
Templeton
Milk Regulation Board
Bridgeport
Methodist East Conference Opens Here Today Debates Prohibition
The New York East Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church meets at Biyst Methodist Church with Bishop Thomas Nicholson presiding. Key topics include Prohibition, ten year financial forecast, pastor postings, pulpit appointments, and missionary candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Methodist Episcopal Church
Biyst Methodist Church
Thomas Nicholson
Thira
Newark
Manhattan
Westchester County
Ebrooklyn
Longland
Connecticut
Strathfald
Hind
Anti-Saloon League
Nicholson
Ohio
Uitels
le Continuad
Whilse
Rescé Generalium
Laborites Demand Resignation as Commons Defeats Government
Reported chaos as Labour MPs shouted for resignation after the Commons voted down the government by a narrow margin. The session ended amid cheers and protests with a near full presence then a disorderly adjournment as Ramony MacDonald and Neville Chamberlain commented on next steps.
Connecticut Senate rejects move for light wine and beer
In Hartford the Connecticut State Senate rejected a move to memorialize Congress for modifying the Volstead Act to permit light wines and beer. Senator McGrath of Waterbury led the resolution against Senator Wrener, with debate focusing on law enforcement and respect for law amid broader temperance issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
French
McGrath
Wilder
Hartford
Connecticut State Senate
New York
Congress
Committee On Federal Relations
Waterlucs
Wrener
deGrath
Feader Gaids
Amonyeti
Wilders
Dero Winber
Hoote Leguers
John Brooke
Dignan
Anatotory
Stamford Soldier Listed Deserter Killed in France
A Stamford man, Private Weston something, listed as a deserter and killed in France, with confirmation arriving from Washington via his sister Mrs Hannah Philbin of Summit Street. Relatives Agni Piles Gerald of Somerville and Bridget Young of New Haven confirmed the loss and the oversea service during World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
France
Clinton
Flooding Threatens Town as River Rises After Storm
A flood crisis hits Glagtonvury as the river climbs, forcing evacuations along the shore. Report details mention panic, rising water near several facilities and the potential for broader damage if rainfall continues. Local authorities and emergency crews monitor the situation and issue warnings.
Harding Vexed by Premature Talk of Candidacy Visit Alaska Planned
President Harding rejected talk of a 1924 bid as premature and said he would skip a western tour rather than appear as a candidate. White House officials said he preferred to work on current duties and would travel to the Pacific coast and Alaska starting June 27, aiming to visit Alaska around July 10. The trip would include cabinet members to gather first hand Alaska Canal Zone concerns and related issues.
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Hishon
Jse
Vario
Eveboy
Wish
Methodiat Board of Home Missions
Philadelphia
Groudengiys
Urei Govrs
Bishup
Epizema
Yellars
Wirert
Wedi
Feroley Werk Tuck
Fay Woo Waeniberd
Wynn
Br. Nicholas. Meades
Washington
Veguoda
Harding
Mavding
House
Congress
Cil Thule
Maeltic Coast
Alaska
Flo
Hout
Duk
Laddie Buy
Panama
Canal Zone
Holton
Hoge
Hin
Irregulars Chief Wounded as 18 Die in Fighting
An Associated Press dispatch from April 16 reports the Irish irregulars’ chief wounded and 18 others dead amid fighting. The piece describes the leader’s influence and involvement in key decisions, noting his substitution in government actions and the subsequent political fallout.
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Wholin
Associated Press
Liat Usieh
Stain
UPC
Dain Hyach
Keman de Valen
Wien
Det
Lynen
Liam Pensy
Pia
Denny
Bankrupt Petition Filed Against Gale Flecuie Company
A bankruptcy petition was filed in New Haven yesterday against the Gale Flecuie company of Wisei amid claims of insolvency. Judge Starlan Fh Howe appointed Sturbert A. Beers of the Viral National Bank as temporary receiver. Petitioning creditors include Maximilian Stein and the Bridge bert Land and Title Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wutwa
Gale Flecuie Company
Wisei
Conte
New Haven
Sturbert A. Beers
Viral National Bank
Starlan Fh Howe
Maximilian Stein
Bridgebert Land and Title Company
Moving Van Seizes 4000 Bottles of Beer in Hartford
Federal agents stopped a truck near State line late afternoon and seized more than 4000 bottles of beer after the driver ignored commands. William Herbert and William Dunford of Springfield were taken into custody and later released on 300 bonds each after waiving examination.
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Hartford
Nice
Thompsonville
William BR. Herbert
William Dunford
Springfield
Mass
Gerbert
Dunford
Corbett
Methodial Episcopal Church Opens Here This Afternoon
Local East conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church opens at 2 o'clock this afternoon. Also notes include a bankruptcy petition against Gale Electric Company, acquittals in liquor seizure cases, political meetings, medical association election, and various state and national political items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loca East Conference
Methodial Episcopal Church
Gale Electric Company
Jurymen Return for Information in Conspiracy Case
In New Haven on April 10 Judge Harlan B. Howe praised the jury for acquitting Edward Derigibus Frederick L. Kirk Michael Delphers Jr and William J O'Brien in a noted liquor conspiracy trial. After a three hour session they found them not guilty of conspiring to possess or sell alcohol to Saul Grill despite government pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Harlan B. Howe
United States District Court
Howe
Edward Derigibus
Frederick L. Kirk
Bridgeport
Michael Delphers, Jr
Danbury
William J. O'Brien
Stamford
Oficera
Manning
Saul Vanivary
Activiti Sus
Saul Grill
Ney
Fudge Trowe
Uen
Judge Howe Endorses Verdict for Country to Be a Good Place
Judge Howe endorses the verdict and says the decision will help make the country fit and good to live in. He instructs the jury with considerable latitude in considering the case and its impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Autoists Hurl Dying Man In Bushes and Speed Away
Lowell Mass April 10 Elmore L Pierce of Dracut confessed to driving the car that fatally struck Oliver C Bisson violin teacher aged 80. He carried the dying man to a remote area and hid him in brush before two youths fled. Bisson died at St Johns hospital shortly after. A John Doe warrant for murder was obtained.
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Oliver C. Bisson
Stamford
Lowell
Mass
Dracut
Elmore L. Pierce
Strick
Lysses
Bisson
Hison
Stanifera. Com
Prince‘Yon
Julian Or
Sutton
Waterford Street
Charles A. Carter
Arcadia Avenue
Bison
St. John’s Hospital
Joseph Boone
Hartford
Can
John Doe
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Gener. Frank
Healy
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Kernbackermann
Hamilton Fish
Eed
Methodist Church East Conference
Thomas Nicholsott
CCM
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Ramony MacDonald
Luhiar
Neville Chamberlain
Ministry of Health
U.S
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Lenine
Trotzky
America
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Pietatea Bibot
State Department
Oka Nrasitens
United States
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Walt
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Laxton Tibhea
Hibbon
Ted Crous
Russia
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Euler
King’s Daily 132
THE
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White House
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Kalin
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Towell
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Chien
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Heber
Sports
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Pe Clark
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Trom Jakle Pi
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